The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-11-04

NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources
PERsoNAL AND POrrTTCAr.

ply with the decision Of the New York
Court OF Appeals, it is likely the Labor
party viii get no inspectors at the coming
election.
A MANIFESTO has been issued by Prince
Victor Napoleon in reply to the one is
suod by the Count of Paris some time ago.
He claims an appeal to the people and as
serts that the Napoloons alone can give
France a stronV democratic government.
JAS. g. FLOOD, the bonanza millionaire,
Is reported to be lying at deaths door.
He has not, and probably never will, re-
cover from the shock incident TO the
great wheat corner and the Nevada Bank
troubles. He is e physical wreck.
FUNERAL services over the remains of
the late Il. B. Washburne wer5 held at
Chicago on the 26th. The remains were
afterwards taken to Galeno.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND has pardoned
Henry q. Kurkcudail, convicted in Michi-
gan Of having counterfe.t 6 coin in his pos-
sess on. He n so commuted the sentence
of VIM s. Kjrkor, OF Ohio; Hunter Poor
Bear, Cherokee Indian, and George s.
Irwin OF Colorado, convicted Of violating
the banking, pension and postal laws re-
spectivey.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has returned 70 Ber-
lin from a hunt at Wornigerode. He shot
four daer AID eleven buars, and beat an
expert r.ayinC billiards during the trip.
COLc yEL SwITZLER, chief of the Bureau
Of Statistics, has issued n three hundred
page report on wool and woollen manu-
factures.
1HE State Department az Washington
has been draped In black as q mark of re-
spect to the memory of the late r. b.
Washburne, who was Secretary of State
for q short time during President Grants
administration.
CIvIL-sERvICE COMMISSIONER LYMAN.
who, with his family, has just returned to
" Washington, says that he has read Mr..
Oberiy's letter 20 the Illinois Association,
and that in the main his views coincide
with those OF Commissioner Oberly.
LpnD SALISBURY is represented as re
gTetting the selection of Joseph Chamber.
lain as a fisheries commissioner
RUNQRs arc current in Taris that Presi-
dent Grevy viii resign as the result OF the
adverse vote OF an administration meas
uro IN the Chamber OF Deputies.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, Secretary La
mont and Governor Hill have sent cash
contributions to the Now York Democratic
campaign fund.
The Crown Prince Frederick William Of
Germany is gr atty displeased at the man
ner ia which tbe German papers have re-
ported and commented upon his health.
IHvNG HALL, New York, initiated the
Republicans by indorsing Mr. MARITIME for
Judge of the Court OF Sessions, and nomi-
mating Mr. N.col for district attorney.
The sale Of LA Tosca," Sardou's new
play, to Fanny Davenport has greatly
di-pleased Bernhardt, who wished to buy
q herself, or have 10 sold to Grau.
5OHN B. CORNELL, OF the firm Of J. B. 81
J. N. Cornell. iron founders Of New York,
died at his home at Lakewood, II. J., on
the 2oth. He was siSty-sicl years OF age.
NEWS has been received by King Leo
F.F ..r. 4
vanced about seven hundred and eighty
miles since last heard of, August %, and
was in good health.
THE President has appointed VIM. w.
Dougborty, of Missouri, agent for the In
dinns Of tho Warm Springs Agency in
Oregon.
IE tho event Of Diaz being reel ected
PRESIDENT OF Mexico London bankers stand
ready Go aid the government financially.
On the 21th the directors Of the Cotton
Oil Trust met iu New i orE, elected j. II.
Glagler president aud three additional
trustees
On the 2Iih ar-N-1ents were made by J.
Randolph Tucker md Attoruev-G v-General
Hunt of Illinois in the Anarchists case, at
Washington.
Av irnte Irish landlord is demanding a
reractiOu from Mr.. Gladstone OF severe
criticisms made by the latter in public ut
terauces.
ENGLISH Tory papers publish as n fact
that Lord Randolph Churchill lis 70 sue.
ceed Lord Lansdowue as Goyernor-Ge en-
eral Of Canada i'm May next
on the 2Ith large crowd gathered at
Richmond, Va, TO witness the corner
stone ceremonies OF the Lee Monument
Assoc alton.
ON the 9Th r. X. Fox cobIed London
sporting Life Offering 90 match Kilrajn
against sullivan, London prize-rinE rules,
for any sum from 5000 TO $4,000 a side,
within three months from January 3, 1888.
He viii send q forfeit OF 5000.
On the 21Jh Sir Wilfred Blunt, who was
arrested at Wood ord, Ireland, Tor speak
ing aft a proclaimed meeting, was found
guilty OF violating the Irish Crimes act,
and sentenced 60 two months imprison-
mont Notes OF appeal was given by
defendants counsel
on the 9Th the steamship Cephalouia
sailed fo- Liverpool with John l.. Sullivan
and party ON board. A large crowd Of
sports saw him OH
PBISCE FERDINAND OF Bulgaria is said
20 have advanced S2)l,o1) from his private
fortune TO tho Bul sarian Treasury to
hasten tho completion of railways.
QUEEN VICToBIA's second son the Duke
Of Eilnburw, after getting the commau-
dcrship of the Mediterranean fleet will
now probably get the most coveted post
in the service, the comnaudership at
Portsmouth, which is the chief naval dis
trict iu England.
NEAU-A p9uRAL !. W. A. NICHOLSON, u.
S. H., died i'm New York ON the 2Sth.
JAMES D0NNuLLY convicted in 1888 as an
Irish dvuamiter, died i'm Chatham prison,
England, ON tine 25th.
BALDWIN, the Quincy Gid parachutist,
Us 90 drop from the uouar air regions at
Kansas city, No., on November 6
THE report is again i'm circulation at
Berlin and London that the Car will re-
turn go ST. Petersburg by way Of the Ger
man capital.
REV. DIR, JouNsov. Of Mobile, Ala, was
elected Bishop Of the Western diocese of
Texas Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
MIR. HENRY IRvING and Miss Ellen Terry
arrived i'm Now York ON the 2Sth ON the
North German Lloyd steamer Allor. They
were met nt quarantine by several friends,
who went down on tug.
IA REPORT has boon i'm circulation that
the British Governments intended to ap-
point Lord Randolph Churcaiu NIcerov of
Canada, 90 succeed Lord Lansdowne.
Lord Churchill gives tho report a prompt
denial
ME. CORNELIUS NANpEGRuT authorizes
q deuial that lac has, or ever had. anv in-
tcrcst whatever, iu the Mitkiavicz Chinese
National Bank, and amy use of his name
in that connection has been W .thout his
knowledge or authority.
THE Pope is q sappoiuted at the failure
Of Mgr. Persico's mission 90 ireland. Mgr.
Pcrslco obtained only vague declara.
tions which viii ha useless i'm furthering
the Pope's desire Co pave the way for a
renev al of diplomatic relations with En-
gland.
o. application of counsel for c. G.
TrauciIyn, Judge Dauohue. iu New York
reduced his bail bond from $4,000 10
F-5l0ol, counsel Tor Sir Iacho Cunard, the
b anfiT, Offering mo- objection.